Three prices: 691.13, 739.28, and 778.45.
· 691.13 was the candle from the night of 11-09, with 3.8x volume. After that wick, price never came back.
· 739.28 was the candle at 22:00 on 11-10, which sparked the move on 4x volume and closed here.
· 778.45 was the candle just now, with only 0.34x volume.
· Over 48 hours, price rose from 691 to 778, up 12.6 points, with each low higher than the last.
· Here’s my hypothesis: this rally was bought up, not pushed up.
· Criterion one: the candle making a new high had only one-third the average volume of the past 48 candles.
· Criterion two: the candle

Built an event contract arbitrage strategy, currently live trading.
Could using this to compete in the WCTC individual competition be a good idea?
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$SILVER ATTEMPTING BULLISH RESTEST OF THE BREAKOUT
Price action was rejected on the touch of the target at $53.63 yesterday.
Then price action came back down for a healthy retest of the breakout of the pattern.
Now price action is currently trying to regain the yellow 1hr 200MA as support.
The bulls will want to hold the 1hr 200MA below price action and push back up to make a higher high in the trend.
This looks likely as there is a 2, 3, and 4hr money printer formation looking ready to print.
Long entry opened on silver.
Next Targets 🎯
1) $54.91
2) $55.22
3) $57.24
NFA, DYOR ⚠️
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With numbers like these, I’ve gotta post about it!

Bitcoin analysis$BTC ‌

$BTC is testing the critical $72K–$75K support zone. i think holding this area could trigger a bounce towards $80K, but losing it may open the door to $68K.
watching this level closely.

$AVAX is up 2.5% to about $8.53 while SOL, BNB and DOGE bleed. One green candle in a sea of red, and my cat is already taking credit, ser. NFA.

Very much in line with DLSS 5’s current marketing.

The range is tight, with occasional wicks both up and down🤮

JTO's trading app JTX added tokenized stocks last week, with Ondo and Backpack quoting prices.
BAM, Jito's block-building network, now runs on ~39% of Solana stake.
The chart is back at the base it built early this year, still above February's low.

Let me start with a bad call.
On the evening of 11-09, I wrote: Now $INTC 56.18, doing the math from the sidelines.
Note: I went to bed as soon as I finished, thinking this trade had nothing to do with me.
Two days later, the price is 61.82, up 10%.
Note: I didn’t get a single bit of that 10%; this note can be read as a joke.
What really made me look up were those two candles on the night of 11-10.
Note: At 22:00, a candle with 4.4x volume took it from 57.27 to 60.63.
At 23:00, a candle with 4.8x volume slammed it back from 60.44 to 57.66.
Note: The gains were wiped out in an hour. That’s turn

That is not how every competition works. Trading volume, registration, eligibility requirements, and leaderboard position can all determine who receives a reward.
Gate Web3 has launched its Bitway Perpetual Trading Competition, giving participants an opportunity to compete for a total prize pool of 20,000 BTW. The event focuses on BTW perpetual contracts and ranks eligible participants according to their cumulative trading volume.

Here is what participants should understand before joining.

📊 1. A 20,000 BTW PRIZE POOL IS UP FOR GRABS

The main attraction is the total reward pool of 20,000 B

dogecoin:native has formed the first higher low against a resistance in LTF 🔥

When a strategy starts losing, the most dangerous thing to do is not to stop immediately or keep toughing it out, but to repeatedly change parameters without evidence.

Many traders go through this process:

A strategy performs well in backtests and has even generated consistent profits in live trading. But after a while, losses start to mount.

At this point, three reactions are common:

First: assume it’s just bad luck and keep following the strategy.

Second: constantly adjust parameters in the hope of restoring the equity curve.

Third: start doubting the entire strategy and even abandon a

Back then, no one could have imagined these four kids would become as famous as they are today.

$BTC Lost $8K in a Week. Here's What Might Be Behind It.

Last Wednesday, Bitcoin was trading above $81,000. This week, it slipped below $73,000. That's a pretty sharp reversal

We already know about ETF outflows and macro uncertainty. But CryptoPotato highlighted three less obvious factors worth looking at.

💧 1. Less stablecoin liquidity

USDT's market cap has reportedly fallen by around $6.6B over the past couple of months.

That could mean less readily available capital for buying crypto, although a smaller stablecoin supply doesn't automatically mean investors have stopped buying.

2.