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$BTC Down to $75,000, and Wall Street is starting to pull money too! $840 million flowed out in two days—is institutional money really not stepping in this time?

Farside data shows that on November 5 and 6, U.S. spot BTC ETFs saw net outflows of $430 million and $412 million, respectively.

Including the other trading days this week, cumulative outflows over five days totaled about $1.282 billion.

But looking at the breakdown, things get pretty interesting.

On November 6, BlackRock's IBIT saw $403 million in outflows in a single day, while Fidelity's FBTC saw net inflows of $42.8 million.

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The annual clash of the titans is here! Who will take home Gate’s Creator of the Year honors?

If Gate Social were a grand content stage, this year’s streamers and creators have certainly delivered plenty of unforgettable moments!
Some livestreams are a nonstop party, some content is a treasure trove of knowledge, and some ideas leave you thinking: “I have to hand it to them—that’s a wild imagination!”
From expert insights to everyday account updates, from market perspectives to fun interactions, everyone who creates with care is enriching the Gate Social community in their own way.
And now, i
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#USNonfarmPayrolls

Headline says 165,000. The market read only the headline. The payrolls report itself says something else. This time, do not trade the headline. Read where the jobs came from, what pay did, and how much people actually worked.

October payrolls rose 165,000. The outlook was 65,000. The jobless rate eased to 4.1%, from 4.2% in September. August and September were revised up by a combined 84,000, with September now at 60,000.

That looks hot. But the prior-year average was only 48,000 per month. One strong month after a weak run does not prove a new trend. It proves the da
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After the Nonfarm Payrolls Report, the probability of a Fed rate hike in December
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🔹 High prices continue to erode purchasing power, and US consumer confidence remains weak.
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Friends, $QNT has formed a nice symmetrical triangle over the past month and a half, and it looks like there’s no room left to move within it.
If it breaks upward out of the triangle, we could see a very sharp rally.
If the rally begins, the levels I marked on the chart will be the successive targets.
Keep a close eye on it.
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#USAIStocksHitHard

The trigger was the post-election shift in mood, but the own valuation issue of US AI shares is also real. This is the second layer. That is why AI shares fell harder than the broad market. Is it time to buy the dip? I also see a chance, but "loading up in one go" and "buying in stages" are two different things. I choose the second one.

🔍 First, look at which one fell harder

On Nov 5, the tech-heavy index fell 5.52% to 24,315 and moved into correction zone. The drop from the early-October peak was 11.9%. The top 100 tech shares fell 6.36%. The same day, the broad market
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Looks like it’ll keep trading sideways for another day tomorrow; just do your usual thing over the weekend
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#AITechSelloffPutsCryptoUnderPressure #BTC – SMALLER PUMPS, SMALLER DUMPS! 📊🔥
Is Bitcoin changing its behavior? 👀
If #BTC bounces from here and prints a new higher high above $87K, we could be witnessing a major shift in volatility!
MY THESIS:
🔹 Previous Cycle: Average corrections of 22–23%.
🔹 Current Correction: Around 14%.
🔹 Future Corrections: Potentially averaging 14–15%.
💡 WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?
🟢 Smaller, more gradual pumps.
🔴 Shallower, less aggressive dumps.
📈 More controlled price action as BTC matures.
🎯 A higher high above $87K would strengthen this thesis!
The 14–15% corre
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If you already had USDC in an @atoma_fi vault before Genesis was announced, that balance counts toward the boost. That’s the detail I liked about the launch of Formation, the first chapter of Convergence.
New depositors can qualify through either vault too. The snapshot looks at two things.
Your balance sets how much of your deposit can earn boosted Atoma Points, and the total across both vaults decides whether everyone who qualifies earns 25%, 50%, 75% or 100% extra.
The boost is temporary, but Atoma Points continue weekly after it ends. I’m curious how much USDC stays in the vaults once eve
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I’ve been agonizing over which second language to learn for eight years and still can’t decide. Meanwhile, I haven’t even gotten my English in shape. I should first get a 6.5 on the IELTS within a few months and get my speaking skills to the point where I can interview for jobs. Then I can think about other languages.
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$ACT Up 18% in a day, with 31.3M in trading volume pouring in. That kind of volume would normally be enough to keep it moving sideways for a week. But don’t rush to FOMO in—the wick at 0.0119 marked the short-term top, and those who chased are still stuck holding above 0.0111.
First, the broader market context. BTC isn’t showing a direction right now, and the Fed has no new playbook, but hot money isn’t sitting idle—small-cap pumps like ACT are essentially in-market capital looking for an emotional outlet. The 24-hour range was 26%, sweeping from 0.0094 to 0.0119—a classic speculator play: tri
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$ETH

U.S. regulators have suddenly eased up

$250 crypto transfer monitoring proposal withdrawn

The crypto market has finally lost one more regulatory shackle

Holy crap

Guys

The U.S. has actually delivered some good news for crypto this time

The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) under the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve

have officially announced the withdrawal of a regulatory proposal that had been in the works for several years

This goes back to 2020

At the time, U.S. regulators proposed

lowering the information collection threshold for certain cross-border money
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The Apple team published the code for HALO’s data generation, model training, and deployment in its paper, and completed 360 single-task tests across six real-world environments that had not been pre-scanned or mapped, achieving an average success rate of 91%.

The open-source code is more compelling than the success rate because others can reproduce the results. But a 91% success rate on single tasks does not mean robots can autonomously handle complex tasks; the paper still defines the boundaries of the environments and tasks.

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This could be the worst case scenario for $BTC
Bitcoin usually fills the wickless candle, which is currently at $72.5K
After that, there's a similar candle around $94K, where Bitcoin could pump next
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Can LINK hold $11?
Chainlink is testing the $10.70–$11 support zone while trading below its short-term moving averages. A hold could open a bounce toward $11.45–$11.85, while a breakdown risks a move down to the $7.50–$8 demand zone.
Not financial advice.
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In cryptocurrency trading, many people know they should analyze rationally, yet when it comes time to place an order, they are often controlled by their emotions. When they see BTC rise rapidly, they fear missing out and can't resist chasing the rally; when the price suddenly drops, they panic and rush to close their positions.
Why is trading so prone to emotional decisions?
First, fear of missing out on a market move. When the market suddenly swings sharply, many people worry about missing a chance to make money. They rush in without waiting for confirmation of a signal, often ending up buyin
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Winter is coming. Wind and solar together account for only 4% of our electricity, while natural gas at 70% and nuclear power at 17% are carrying the load. They’re the reliable sources—not wind and sun. So here’s the question: what’s the point of pushing wind and solar so hard? The cost of energy policy ultimately gets passed on through electricity prices. Let’s come back next winter and see whether this assessment was right.
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