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Old Zhang’s Market Breakdown: $ZEC Longs are lying dead everywhere, but shorts are lining up to hand money to the market makers!

Markets bottom in despair and short-squeeze amid hesitation. Shorting now is like handing the knife to the big players.

Personal view and examples: Look at the liquidation map: a short liquidation wall is building near 986, while the 89X long liquidation zone has been mostly cleared out in this round of “one-sided slaughter,” with long positions accounting for 88% of liquidations over the past 24 hours. Whale data says a lot: 230 whale short positions are sitting

Google adds a dedicated multiple-choice API to Gemini
On November 11, Google DeepMind launched the Gemini Decisions API, powered by a new model, Gemini Decision 1 (-decision-1). It doesn’t write long-form text; it scores options you provide in advance. A single request can contain up to 1000 independent questions, with text, images, audio, video, and PDFs as input, and a context limit of 256K tokens.
【It doesn’t answer questions; it only gives probabilities】
Regular generative models produce output one token at a time. Decision 1 uses a single forward pass to directly return the probability of

In BTC trading, how can you develop a truly actionable trading plan?

Many BTC traders study the market every day, analyzing candlesticks, trading volume, and various technical indicators, and often discuss whether the market will rise or fall next. But when they actually start trading, a common problem arises: they have no clear entry criteria, decide on stop-losses on the fly, and don't know when to exit a profitable position.

This is also why some people study the market for a long time, yet their account performance remains unstable.

To build a truly actionable trading plan, you can star

CoinDesk October report: CEX spot volume fell 9.7% and DEX volume fell 20.7% across the market, showing a clear contraction.
Gate bucked the trend:
• Spot volume rose 2.1% to $49.8 billion, and its Top-Tier share climbed to 6.97% (2nd globally in growth rate)
• $394 billion in derivatives volume, ranking 3rd globally
• 6.99% share of RWA perpetuals, ranking 3rd globally
• Contract open interest also ranked 3rd globally
Funds are clearly tilting toward derivatives (now 79.1% of the total). Gate’s countertrend spot growth, alongside top-three rankings in futures, OI, and RWA, shows real user

Are Higher Returns Always Better? How to Think About the Balance Between Returns and Risk

In the cryptocurrency market, we often see all kinds of tempting opportunities: high annualized yields, staking rewards, liquidity mining, and new projects that appear to have significant growth potential.

But there is a question worth considering carefully:

If two investment opportunities have different expected returns, how should we decide which one deserves more attention?

The answer is not simply to choose the one with the higher return. Returns are only one part of an investment decision. Risk,

Will Nvidia's AI strategy change dramatically? If Jensen Huang leaves, who will decide the direction of next-generation AI chips?

What is Nvidia's most important asset? Many people would answer GPUs.
But looking only at GPUs may underestimate the company.
Its real strength lies in the combined competitive advantage of its hardware, software, networking, and developer ecosystem. CUDA makes developers familiar with Nvidia's platform, while its data center products help customers build complete AI computing infrastructure.
Jensen Huang has always been a key driving force behind this strategy.
If

The trading market is a graveyard for speculators. By speculation, I don’t mean speculating to build wealth, but the common speculative mindset shared by the vast majority of people. They have a little spare cash and think they’ll check out the market to see if they can make a quick buck. That kind of thinking is extremely dangerous! Haven’t you heard, “There is a sequence to learning, and every profession has its own specialty”? To do a good job, one must first sharpen one’s tools. If you can’t even hold a gun steady but want to go to war, wouldn’t getting blown to bits as cannon fodder be on

$ADA That familiar suffocating feeling again. No exhilarating drops, no satisfying rallies—just another layer of skin worn away every day. When it drops, people shout “buy the dip”; when it’s up two points, people shout “the bull market is back.” I just want to ask: who’s actually winning in this market? It sure isn’t me. Those on the sidelines laugh at the fully invested; the fully invested mock those who sold at a loss; those who sold at a loss curse the damn market makers. I can’t even get a seat where the market makers sit. Hang in there. The less there is to say about the market, the more

Will prediction markets become the next hot sector in finance? What signals does rising trading volume send?

If the past few years were all about cryptocurrencies, prediction markets are now gradually coming into view for more people.
They have something very distinctive: they are not just about trading assets, but about pricing probabilities around future events.
Why are some bullish on this sector? Because it combines information dissemination, collective judgment, and financial trading. Participants can express their views on the future through trading, while price movements provide the ma

ZEC drops below $1,000! Where is the dip-buying money? Is everyone waiting for someone else to make the first move?

After ZEC fell below $1,000, one question started being discussed by more and more investors: Is anyone actually willing to buy the dip now?
When the market falls, many people say the opportunity has arrived, but their actions tell the truth. If the price drops a little more, they want to wait; if it rebounds a little, they worry about buying too high. In the end, the market moves on while they are still researching the best entry point.
This is classic crypto-market psychology:

What Is the Difference Between Phishing Signatures and Ordinary Transaction Signatures? Spotting Hidden Risks in Web3 Wallets

Many Web3 users already know not to casually disclose their private keys or seed phrases, but they may still face risks when signing in their wallets.

The reason is that wallet signatures come in more than one form.

Some signatures are used to log in to websites, some to confirm on-chain transactions, and others to authorize tokens, delegate permissions, or approve specific smart contract operations.

If users only look at the project name in a pop-up, or habitually

$AVAX is hovering right over these MAs like it's waiting for an invite to the party. Are we just stalling here for the sake of it, or is someone actually loading up down there?TP: 8.969SL: 8.278Also active:$TAIKO : Current Price 0.07415 - 24h Change: +12.18%$BTC : Current Price 73,460.9 - 24h Change: -0.18%

As the crisis deepens, Nvidia's board is set to decide Jensen Huang's fate

What’s most noteworthy isn’t that Nvidia’s board is actually deciding whether Huang will stay on, but that this has pushed the bedrock of a company with a market cap as high as $4 trillion to the edge of a cliff😂

Reuters reports that the board will meet later Wednesday to decide whether to remove CEO Jensen Huang. Compared with Sunday's “confident” statement, this is a stunning reversal. What lit the fuse? The Wall Street Journal reported that the company is preparing to fire him, amid reports of his extramarital aff

ZEC drops below $1,000, drawing attention! Is the privacy coin sector undergoing a reshuffle?

ZEC dropping below $1,000 is more than just a price change; it has also brought the market’s attention back to the prospects for the privacy coin sector.
In recent years, the crypto market has continued to evolve, with one hot narrative following another. From public blockchains to artificial intelligence and various emerging sectors, capital is always looking for new areas of interest.
Privacy coins, meanwhile, have always occupied a relatively distinctive position in the market. With its own techno

How to Manage Position Size in BTC Trading?

In BTC trading, many people spend a great deal of time analyzing market direction while overlooking a more important question: even if you get the market direction right, poor position management can still prevent you from achieving the desired trading results.

Why is position management so important?

First, position size determines how much losses affect your account. For the same 2% drop in BTC, a trader with a small position may incur only a modest loss, while a highly leveraged trader with a large position may face severe losses or even forced

Common Ways Wallets Get Stolen Go Far Beyond Losing Your Recovery Phrase

In the Web3 world, many people believe that as long as they keep their recovery phrase and private key safe, their digital assets are secure enough.

But the reality is far more complicated.

Some users have never disclosed their recovery phrase, yet lose assets because of a malicious approval; some connect to websites that seem legitimate, but unknowingly sign dangerous transactions; others download unknown software, causing sensitive information on their devices to be stolen.

Wallet security is not just about protecti

How Should Hot and Cold Wallets Be Used Together? From Daily Operations to Long-Term Asset Custody

In the Web3 world, wallets are important tools for managing digital assets. But when choosing a wallet, many newcomers focus only on how convenient it is to use, overlooking the differences between wallets in security, operation, and suitability for different use cases.

How should you choose between a hot wallet and a cold wallet?

The answer is not simply that cold wallets are necessarily right for everyone. Instead, you should understand their respective characteristics and build a sensible a