#USOctoberPPIComingSoon US October PPI: Monthly Inflation Cools to +0.3%, Yet Annual Producer Prices Hit a Four-Year High at +6.5%

While markets spent the week bracing for upstream inflation numbers, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics officially released the October 2026 Producer Price Index (PPI) on November 13, 2026 and the report delivered a sharp macro paradox. On the surface, headline monthly producer inflation cooled more than expected, rising +0.3% month-over-month against a +0.4% forecast and down dramatically from September’s upward-revised +1.4% surge. Beneath that headline relief,

Both Longs and Shorts Are Being Liquidated—What Exactly Is Happening in the Market?

In crypto futures trading, one phenomenon confuses many people: If the market is rising, why are some traders still getting liquidated? Even stranger, sometimes the price surges rapidly and then suddenly drops, with large numbers of both longs and shorts getting liquidated.

What exactly is causing this?

First, it’s important to understand that liquidations don’t happen in just one direction. When prices rise rapidly, highly leveraged shorts may be forcibly closed due to insufficient margin; if prices then fa

How to Identify Market Trends? Improve Your BTC Trading Win Rate with Trend Analysis

In cryptocurrency trading, many people look for the best entry and exit points every day, while overlooking a more fundamental question: What trend is the market currently in?

If you can’t clearly determine the market’s direction, even using a wide range of technical indicators may lead you to make one bad decision after another.

First, learn to identify the three basic market conditions.

First, an uptrend. Prices continue to form higher highs and higher lows, indicating that buyers have the upper hand. In

$UNI is currently at 5.624, down 4.11% over 24H (5.514–6.026). The 1H and 4H outlooks are weak, with RSI at 23.94 and 11.96, respectively. The direction may become clearer if price holds above the 6.026 resistance or breaks below the 5.514 support. Going forward, watch whether price can hold above resistance; volume is only 0.53x, so a single break needs confirmation from participation. Markets are volatile; for observation only.

$BTC What a display of strength—I won’t say more

Although unethical, it’s kind of funny.
Will Jensen Huang admit to having had an affair with another woman before December 31? Highest probability: 71%; currently: 30% 😂

Everyone saw today's market action: ETH hit a new low, with weak, choppy trading that was quite grinding.

Several short-term trades we made with the guys in the livestream today all successfully hit take profit and closed.
In this kind of back-and-forth market, I prefer a short-term approach. There's no need to stubbornly hold positions through big swings; take the profit you expected from a move and get out, rather than giving the market a chance to wipe it out.

But as I keep reminding everyone in the livestream: short-term trading is flexible and makes opportunities easier to catch, but th

In cryptocurrency trading, many people spend a lot of time studying candlestick charts, indicators, and trading strategies, but overlook a harder problem to solve: their own emotions.

Why do some traders have a decent trading system but still keep losing money in the end? Often, the problem isn't the market, but emotions affecting execution.

First, FOMO (fear of missing out). Seeing BTC suddenly rise, they fear missing an opportunity and chase the price without considering its level, only to face a pullback right after entering.

Second, greed. They have already reached their take-profit tar

BTC fell below 68,000 this morning, touched 67,865, then climbed back above 68,000. ETH hovered around 1,930 and failed to reclaim 2,000—the low of 67,568 from yesterday held, but this is just a breather in the downtrend, not a reversal. #BTC跌4%
At 09:00, BTC was still at 68,346, but it dipped again this morning, hitting a low of 67,865—less than $300 above yesterday’s low of 67,568, which held. It then recovered 68,000 and is now at 68,256, down 3.62% over 24 hours. Buyers stepped in around 67,568, but selling pressure above 68,000 hasn’t eased; reclaiming the level doesn’t mean a reversal.

Dear Jensen, you are mistaken: DEI does not mean Diversity, Equity, and Intercourse 🤡

On October 15, I said BTC at 68,000, ETH at 1,800, and SOL at 75. This range has been confirmed; you can look back at my post.
Let me share my thoughts on what comes next.
I just saw a blogger say the downside is around 67,500 and that there are long liquidations above—that is, longs getting liquidated on the upside. The information is true, but long liquidations don’t mean shorts are exiting; those are two different things. What we should be considering is that, as longs get liquidated, support levels below are breaking one by one. At present, the daily and weekly charts for these three coins

Damn, the Fed has named AI the biggest risk to the U.S. financial system!
Democrats just won Congress, and the Fed has poured cold water on the AI boom.
87% of surveyed market institutions named AI a major financial stability risk, up from just 50% this May.
AI has surpassed plunging asset prices, rising long-term interest rates, and cyberattacks to become the most frequently cited risk in the survey.
By this October, debt issuance tied to advanced computing infrastructure had exceeded $680 billion, about 5 times the total for all of 2023.
Related publicly traded debt outstanding exceeds $1.1

Everyone in the group is shouting bullish, but I’m keeping my eye on cash flow in the earnings reports. NVIDIA alone accounts for about 6% of the S&P 500, so index funds and target-date retirement funds can’t avoid it. The S&P was up 2.9% this week; excluding NVIDIA, it might have been closer to 3.8%. One stock held the index back by nearly a percentage point. In other words, a lot of people think they’ve bought a “diversified” broad-market fund, when in reality, the top 10 holdings already determine a large part of the index’s volatility. NVIDIA is the most obvious variable.

Here’s why I foc

🚨 $SOL – BEARS ARE STILL IN CONTROL! ⚠️

I'm watching Solana closely because the 30-minute chart is showing serious selling pressure. SOL has dropped from the $85.83 region and recently swept down to $75.02 before attempting a small bounce.

What catches my attention is the weak recovery after such a sharp decline. Sellers still have the advantage unless bulls reclaim key resistance levels.

I'm looking for a possible SHORT opportunity on a relief bounce rather than chasing the current price.

🔴 Entry Level: $76.80 – $77.50

🎯 TP1: $75.20
🎯 TP2: $74.30
🎯 TP3: $73.50

🛑 STOP LOSS: $78.30

$AKE This old-school shitcoin has come back to life, surging 400%+ in just two days, with repeated long wicks shaking out traders along the way. The trading style is as aggressive as ever.
The smart money data makes it clear: this is exactly the kind of setup market makers love—there are piles of stubborn short positions overhead, and every time the price ticks higher, a batch of shorts gets liquidated. Liquidations are essentially buy orders, and those buys push the price higher, triggering the next batch. Once the snowball starts rolling, the market makers barely need to spend any of their

#10月PPI低于预期 This PPI reading coming in below expectations is essentially “a small positive in the face of bad expectations.” It won’t directly trigger a broad-based rally, but will only temporarily ease extreme market panic.

U.S. stock market performance:
Both PPI month over month at 0.3% and year over year at 6.5% came in below expectations. The market immediately cut the odds of an aggressive 50-basis-point Fed rate hike in December from 14% to 9%, while bets on a more moderate 25-basis-point hike rose to 91%. This is equivalent to temporarily moving aside the sword of “aggressive rate hik

Many traders focus only on candlesticks and trading volume when analyzing BTC market movements, while overlooking a very important metric: order book depth.

The order book records the quantities of buy and sell orders at different price levels in the market, helping us observe the current state of buy and sell orders.

So, how should you read order book depth?

First, observe the thickness of the bids and asks. If there are a large number of buy orders in a certain price range, that area may have potential buying support; if a large number of sell orders are clustered above, they may create s

Before I got into crypto
I worked at a company in the fourth row
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The group headquarters’ business is sending people “to the afterlife”
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You can see our group’s “products” at the annual military parade in front of Tiananmen Square
Wishing the group continued success 🚀
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