Is Shu Qin really this bold now? At noon, they added 1 million to their leveraged position at 68,800. It’s either liquidation or a fortune. The current price has dropped to 68,400, and the 68,000 level is taking a beating.

What exactly is the risk-reward ratio in trading? Why doesn’t a high win rate necessarily mean you’ll end up profitable?

In the crypto market, some traders focus heavily on their win rate, believing that as long as most of their trades are profitable, they will definitely make money over the long term. In reality, win rate is only one part of evaluating a strategy; the size of each profit and loss matters just as much.

First, understand the risk-reward ratio. The risk-reward ratio measures the relationship between a trade’s potential loss and expected profit. For example, if you plan to lose

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What is trading volume? Why can changes in volume during a price rise help us judge whether the trend is sustainable?

In cryptocurrency trading, price tells us which direction the market is moving, while volume helps us understand the level of trading activity behind the move. Analyzing the two together is more informative than looking at price alone, but volume cannot directly predict future movements.

First, what is trading volume?

Trading volume refers to the amount of an asset or the scale of trading actually executed within a specific period. An increase in volume usually means market

Goiz Future is once again flooding the gainers list, and the buzz continues to heat up🔥 These assets are worth keeping a close eye on to see who can take over and push higher...
$BARD 0.17$MAGMA 0.40$CBRS 120PLAY 0.0090DODOX 0.030
BARD is already up +55.08%, MAGMA has followed with +25.21%, and CBRS has also gained +16.56%. Check the rankings for more assets.
Markets move quickly, so be cautious about chasing highs and manage your positions. This is not investment advice.

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$BTC
If we’re going to see a complacency-driven relief rally, this is arguably where it needs to materialise.
Six consecutive weekly red candles, a test of the weekly 200 MA, and price now trading directly into a key weekly support zone.
The conditions for a reaction are there. Bulls need to capitalise.

🎓 From Solo Founder to Oxford Union — Dr. Han on Entrepreneurship in the AI Era

Gate Founder & CEO Dr. Han delivered his "Start Alone" speech at the Oxford Union, reflecting on Gate's 13-year journey.

One idea stood out: Boss + AI. 🤖

AI is transforming how we learn, work, and execute ideas, giving solo founders new capabilities.

But judgment, vision, and teamwork still matter.

💬 If you were starting a business with AI today, what would matter most — creativity, decision-making, or execution?

Share your take on Gate Square with #DrHanOxfordUnion.

Could AI make solo entrepreneurship e

Can $BTC take back $70K? Bitcoin has pulled back from around $87K to $68.9K on the daily chart. I’m watching where this candle closes.

A close above $70K would be an early sign that buyers are stepping back in. If Bitcoin can hold that level on a retest, $75K is the next area I’m watching. If the selling continues, I’ll be looking for a reaction around $65K, where buyers stepped in earlier this year.

Which matters more to you here, the daily close or the retest?

#Bitcoin #BTC #BitcoinAnalysis #JensenHuangResigns #GateIPOAccessAnthropic

82.1 held as resistance, both targets smashed! Today’s SOL short setup, target range hit precisely
Today I made my view very clear: the downtrend would continue, and a rebound into the 81.5–82.1 resistance band was a short.
The market delivered: prices weakened with the trend, breaking through both the first target zone of 80.0-79.6 and the second zone of 78.5-78.0. The low was 77.83, 0.17 points below the lower bound, with a maximum drop of 4.27 points from the resistance zone.
Only with the right direction can you capture the entire move; the resistance call was precise, with entry based on

nb: guys, this bot isn’t magic.
my strategy behind the rebalance, ratio, and allocation is strong.
but patience is still required.
#avax #sol #crypto #stocks

Does a high win rate mean the strategy is excellent? Why does profitability also depend on the risk-reward ratio?

In cryptocurrency trading, many people treat a high win rate as proof of strong trading skills, but frequent wins do not mean long-term profits. If each win is small but a single loss is huge, the account can still steadily shrink even with a high win rate. What really matters is the combined effect of the win rate, risk-reward ratio, and trading costs.

First, what are the win rate and risk-reward ratio?

The win rate is the proportion of profitable trades out of all trades. The

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What Is Expected Value? How Can You Determine Whether a Trading Strategy Has a Positive Edge Over the Long Term?

Whether a trading strategy is worth using over the long term cannot be judged by how much it made over just a few trades. Instead, you need to consider how much profit each trade brings on average and how much loss risk it carries. That is what expected value measures.

First, what is a trading strategy’s expected value?

Expected value estimates the average long-term outcome per trade based on the win rate, average profit, and average loss. The formula is:

Expected value = win ra

Open interest suddenly rises—is it a new opportunity or is risk building up?

In the crypto derivatives market, besides price and trading volume, there is another frequently overlooked metric: open interest (OI).

When OI rises rapidly, some believe the market is attracting new capital, while others worry that large leveraged positions are piling up and could trigger sharp volatility at any moment. How should we interpret it?

First, an increase in OI means the number of outstanding contracts is rising.

It reflects the size of contracts that remain open in the market, not simply the amount of

Who Is the Crypto Market’s True Friend: a Strong or Weak Dollar?

Many people believe that when the dollar falls, Bitcoin rises, and when the dollar rises, Bitcoin falls. But real financial markets are far more complex than this simple rule.

The dollar is an important pricing currency in the global financial system. When it strengthens, it often means global capital is reassessing the US economy, interest rates, and risk-return prospects. If expectations for US interest rates continue to rise, dollar-denominated assets may become more attractive, while other risk assets may come under capital

ETH’s price action during the day on the 13th was a “crash,” with spot holders dumping and fleeing while long positions in futures were “liquidated in a cascade.”

After 10 a.m. on the morning of the 13th, bearish news broke: “Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it destroyed a US early-warning radar in Bahrain.” The news triggered a morning crash across the crypto market, with ETH plunging 126 points from 2020 to 1894.

This was Iran’s first direct strike on US military facilities in the Middle East in two months, sharply raising the risk of a US-Iran conflict. The market fears the US may retaliat

You can actually use the character “呀” like this, damn.
The teacher only had to point it out once, and I got it.