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On 11/6, ETH faces resistance on a rebound near 2250; look to short, with targets at 2210/2200.
For those looking to go long, wait for price to stabilize near 2205 before entering. Stop at 2180, with targets at 2240/2260.
On the 1-hour chart, price plunged from the 2449 high, wicking down to a low of 2205 before consolidating at the lows. The moving averages are fully fanned out bearishly, limiting the short-term rebound. Resistance is at 2250/2270, and bears currently have the upper hand. $ETH #ETH

Bitcoin fell 6% in a day, getting slammed from 81,000 back to 76,000, with over 1 billion liquidated.

Da Chao will break it down for everyone: several things hit the market at once this time.

First, AI stocks crashed. Qualcomm’s earnings missed expectations, chip stocks were all in the red, and the Nasdaq fell 4%. Bitcoin is now moving almost in lockstep with the Nasdaq: when AI stocks fall, it falls with them.

Next, Bitcoin surged to 81,000 on election day—that was the initial reaction. Once the details of the results came out, with Democrats winning both chambers and Texas’s new governor

📡 Signal card · reposting without taking sides
Source: Shu Qin live trading (captured by BTCSOS) Asset: $BTC Short entry: 83900 Stop-loss: 85000 Targets: 82900 / 81900 / 80800 Time: not specified
I only repost this as-is; judge its authenticity and quality for yourself. Whether to follow and how large a position to take are entirely your decision. Don’t get carried away, and don’t go all in on a single trade. 😅
Shared for personal record-keeping; not investment advice. #US 10-year Treasury yield falls to 4.845%

11.6 Bitcoin Public Trading Outlook
【Short Strategy】$BTC
　　Entry range: around 785-792
　　Stop-loss: 796
Take-profit targets
　　First target: 776
　　Second target: 768
Third target: around 760
Fourth target: below 752

Factors: Price is near the lower Bollinger Band, with a short-term bearish bias. MACD is below the zero line, while market depth shows longs in the majority. Large institutions may be holding more spot and opening short futures positions to hedge, with open interest rising. However, selling and adding to positions in the short term can help avoid pullback r

$ETH 🔎 #ETHDrops5.5% 👀 ‌ ‌Is the 5.5% drop in ETH driven by price action alone, or is there something else at play?

While everyone in the market is talking about ETH’s 5.5% decline, the real story isn't found on the price chart; it lies in the quiet accumulation by an institutional "whale" amidst a brewing macroeconomic storm.

Over the last 24 hours, ETH has fallen sharply to the $2,252 level, resulting in the liquidation of positions held by approximately 199,000 investors. However, this decline is not merely a case of a flight to safety; it is being shaped by a combination of tightenin

No, this means another big drop is still coming.

#USStocksFaceHistoricSelloff
Wall Street just lived through one of its ugliest sessions in years.
On Thursday, November 5, 2026, the U.S. stock market suffered a brutal, broad-based selloff that erased the previous day’s strong post-midterm rally and then some. The S&P 500 plunged 4.4% — its worst single-day drop since the “Liberation Day” tariff shock in April 2025. The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 1,833 points, or 3.4%. The Nasdaq Composite cratered 5.5% and officially entered correction territory, closing more than 10% below its October 6 record high.

The damage was concentrated in t

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🔍 How Can You Verify a Web3 Project’s Key Permissions? Don’t Just Take the Project Team’s Word for It

In the previous article, we discussed an important distinction:

Private keys determine who can authorize transactions, while smart contract rules affect the conditions those transactions must meet.

But understanding this distinction is only the first step.

The next, more practical question is:

If a project tells you its assets are secure, its contracts are transparent, and its permissions are controllable, where should you go to verify these claims? And what should you check?

You don’t

First, I'll get fresh data on #PEPE, because the previous report is based on data roughly a day old.

**Short summary:** For the next few days, the base case for PEPE is sideways trading in a range of approximately **$0.00000463–$0.00000509**. A breakout above the upper boundary with a daily close would open the way to $0.00000531, while a close below $0.00000463 would bring the price back to $0.00000451 and lower. This is a technical forecast based on current levels, not a guarantee of price movement.

**Current data** (Gate spot market, daily candle, data as of around 03:00 UTC on 2026-11-0

Compute Is No Longer a Moat: When Politics Hits the Brakes on AI
Democrats’ AI regulations are moving from slogans to legislation, tightening rules on energy use, compute procurement, and model audits.
Microsoft’s decision to give up its expansion rights shifts capex uncertainty to policymakers—it would rather build less than make the wrong bet.
IPO valuation logic is being rewritten: from “discounting future compute” back to “pricing current cash flow.”
When the bubble deflates, companies with customers and gross margins will be rediscovered.
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The key to winning the next round of

Nonfarm payrolls data is about to be released. This time, the market is focused not only on employment performance, but also on how it may affect the Fed’s future rate decisions.

Market expectations for a December rate hike have risen noticeably, with the probability approaching 79% (based on current market expectations).
Here’s a brief look at the relationship between the data and the crypto market:
$BTC : Sensitive to interest rate expectations, with clear resistance near $80,000. If employment data beats expectations, watch for a pullback to the $76,000 area.
$ETH : Short-term volatility m

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Tech stocks are under heavy pressure. Is this just a correction, or the start of a deeper selloff?
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What Is a Market Maker? How Do They Improve Market Liquidity by Providing Buy and Sell Quotes, and What Risks Do They Face?

In the cryptocurrency market, whether a trade can be executed quickly depends not only on the willingness of buyers and sellers, but also on whether sufficient liquidity is available. Market makers are important participants in providing market liquidity, but they are not intermediaries who are guaranteed to profit.

First, what is a market maker?

Market makers typically continuously provide buy and sell quotes, making it easier for other traders to find counterparties.