Looks like the market really is out of money.
It’s down this fucking bad,
and over the past 24 hours, only $2.1 billion got liquidated—
not even enough to make the top 10.
They’re about to dig up the roots of every retail trader,
you market-manipulating bastards, leave us alone.
I can’t take this annual October–November bloodbath anymore. 😭

Hard to believe, but a LoL Worlds Final without Faker doesn't excite me anymore.
Two years ago I was pulling all-nighters for his epic plays; last year's three-peat felt like a miracle. Now, even an LPL win leaves me completely numb.
Watching this year's opening ceremony compared to 2018... the contrast is jarring. You can really feel the heavy shift in society's energy from an economic boom to a downturn.
Cherish every moment. You never truly know if what you miss is your youth, or just the era itself 🍂

The 200-day moving average breaks: 318.7k traders liquidated, $1.9 billion wiped out

The 200-day moving average at $73k was breached on November 13. The $1.9 billion wiped out and 318.7k traders liquidated afterward were consequences, not causes.

GSR co-founder Rich Rosenblum put it plainly: “This was a technical decline. Bitcoin fell below its 200-day moving average at around $73k, triggering a cascade of liquidations and prompting new short positions.”

Step one: The price hit $73k, automatically triggering stop-loss orders in algorithmic trading.

Step two: Leveraged longs were forcibly l

To Everyone Copy-Trading Me: My Explanation and Apology for This Major Loss

Dear friends,

First, I want to say I’m sorry.

This loss caused some of you who copied my trades to suffer serious losses on your principal, and some positions were even liquidated. I am entirely responsible for this outcome—not the market or anyone else.

I. What happened

In the early hours of November 12, I had originally closed two long positions. Later, I placed two orders to add to my long positions at a pullback level. The positions were too large, and I hadn’t set stop-losses. When I woke up, the positions we

If BTC is above 62,000, you can reduce your position and add to your long on a pullback

Yesterday's analysis: price has reached 62,500

This number has appeared on only seven days in the past sixteen months. In two stretches: once in early February this year, then four days in a row from June 3 to 6, with a low of 15.5. Today is the seventh day.

I specifically went back and looked at that stretch in June. After RSI plunged to 15.5, the price didn't stop—it fell another $1,331 from 59,131, only truly bottoming at 57,800.

So today, I'm not telling you to buy the dip. Extreme oversold conditions only mean the downward pressure is easing; they don't mean the trend has reversed. Wee

$ETH How much are you seeing, guys

Work is done. ✅
The grind continue.

This market has even made U prices swing up and down.🥲

The Fear and Greed Index is about to hit single digits,
reaching a state of “extreme, extreme, extreme, extreme fear.”
Everyone knows what to do at a time like this,
but most people are like this:
When others are fearful, you piss yourself; when others are greedy, you go crazy.

Respect the market, trust the logic! Keep pace with the market, and making profits is easy! Learn more about the Smart Zhuge Quantitative Trading System ETH BTC

🚨 STRIVE CEO MATT COLE SAYS EVEN IF BITCOIN CRASHES TO $0.01, STRIVE COULD STILL SURVIVE.
WHY? ZERO DEBT AND NO RISK OF FORCED BITCOIN SELLING.

#HYPE
HYPE Falls Below $67 as Selling Pressure Increases: 24-Hour Losses Exceed 9%! Is Hyperliquid Facing a Deeper Correction or Preparing for a Recovery?
The cryptocurrency market continues to experience significant volatility, and Hyperliquid's native token HYPE has become one of the assets attracting traders' attention. According to the reported market update, HYPE has fallen below $67, with its 24-hour losses exceeding 9%.
This decline raises an important question: is this simply a temporary correction after previous market activity, or could it signal a more significant change in market

I’m wondering how many of you have been having as hard a time trading as I have lately. It’s tough to read the direction: rebounds don’t last, shorting too soon can get caught in a bounce, and trying to buy the dip can feel like catching a falling knife. Thankfully, I’ve been using stop-losses to exit, or adding to my position and exiting at my average entry price.

This morning’s sell-off looked like a major institution getting liquidated—not retail traders or a whale. Weekends are already a period of very low liquidity, and there wasn’t any bad news. But it’s not necessarily a bad thing; we

$854M liquidated in 24 hours. $788M wiped from longs.
Meanwhile, Strive says it could survive Bitcoin going to ONE CENT.
Guys, leverage kills. Structure survives.
The smartest trade might be making sure nobody can force you out.

BLG Runs Through Four LCK Teams!
Reverse-sweeps Gen.G 3:1 to lift the trophy. LPL wins Worlds again after 5 years, and Bilibili gives everyone a free Premium membership
Guys, at 3 a.m. in New York’s Barclays Center, BLG brought the Summoner’s Cup home.
After dropping Game 1, they won three straight to take down LCK’s No. 1 seed, Gen.G, 3:1. It’s not just the first title in team history—it’s also LPL’s first Worlds championship in exactly 1,834 days, since EDG won in 2021. And even more impressively, they took out four LCK teams in a row this tournament: HLE, DK, T1, and Gen.G.
How did the fina