Bitcoin is done for—is it about to head to 77K?

#晒出我的持仓收益 Since the BTC position opened by Ao Ying has relatively high liquidity, I switched to ETH to assess the drawdown related to his liquidity stop-loss issue.

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Why Can a Strategy With a High Win Rate Still Lose Money in the End?

In cryptocurrency trading, many people pay special attention to win rates. Winning eight out of ten consecutive trades may seem quite impressive. But if the account still ends up in the red, the problem may not be the win rate, but how much is made or lost on each trade.

Suppose a trader makes 10 trades, 8 of which are profitable, earning 10 USDT each; the other 2 are losing trades, each losing 50 USDT.

The 8 winning trades bring in 80 USDT, while the 2 losing trades result in a loss of 100 USDT. Without taking fees and fu

$BTC fell 5.95% in the 24 hours to Nov 6, yet order flow was among the least one sided in 90 days. US traders have bid below the global price for 62 straight days. On $ADA , leveraged longs were forced out as open bets shrank 12.9%.

That’s so impressive—why even bother going to school?

Why Can Prices Still Fall When There Are Large Buy Orders on the Order Book?

In cryptocurrency trading, many people watch the order book and try to gauge market direction by looking at buy and sell orders. When a large number of buy orders appear on the screen, some traders assume support below is strong and that prices should be unlikely to fall.

But reality is often not that simple. A large number of buy orders does not mean prices will necessarily rise; a large number of sell orders does not mean prices will inevitably fall.

First, placed orders are not the same as executed trades.

The

This round, only 6 strong signals: AIN, SOXL, JCT, all 6 shorts; watch volume and structure before acting. Last round: 1 win, 4 losses, -33.2%. Currently holding 9 positions, averaging +0.5%; FIL, MSTR, and EWY are all in the red. Observe for now; no need to rush to a verdict. 🎯 Last round's returns: FIL entry $0.8020 → exit $0.8020, 5.0x, gained +4.0%; MSTR entry $129.3500 → exit $128.0400, 5.0x, gained +5.8%; EWY entry 137.1700 → exit 137.1700, 5.0x, gained +3.8%━━━ Market View ━━━BTC 76,111, -5.2%; bearish signals are more concentrated. Negative funding rate data is temporarily unavailable

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It avoids options that look obvious, instead buying extreme options at prices of 0.5 to 1.5 cents.
A 0.5-cent bet on a downturn paid out $1,965, or +18,418%.
At a 1-cent entry price, it only needs to be right once in 100 times to break even. Every win pays 100x.
Humans chase guaranteed wins. The bot just captures expected value, then waits for the big payout.

Why Can Multisig Wallets Still Suffer from Management Failures?

In the Web3 world, multisig wallets are often seen as an important tool for improving digital asset security.

The basic idea is simple: a transaction no longer relies on just one person’s signature. It can only be executed once a preset number of signatures has been reached.

For example, a 3/5 multisig wallet requires at least three of the five signers to approve a transaction.

This means that even if one signer’s key is compromised, an attacker usually cannot complete a transaction with that key alone.

But this raises anothe

Many people attribute Thursday’s crash to “deleveraging after a big rally,” but the trigger was actually very specific: expectations for AI regulation were repriced overnight after the midterm elections.

Democrats won both the House and the Senate, and the market immediately began pricing in four types of tightening: restrictions on data center expansion, requiring data centers to fully cover the costs of connecting to the power grid, taxes on AI services, and preservation of state-level regulatory authority. Texas is especially important—it has more planned data center projects than any othe

$IREN fell once that support broke on W1 and has since tested the SMA200.
Now it has bounced post the ER and can continue the bounce, although the results are not Double BEAT, they are first positive in past 4 quarters.
24.40 and 31.30 are the levels I am looking at..

That thing about Solana running ads and holding an event in Shanghai before
It wasn’t just ordered to stop
The parties involved are also going to be investigated…
They overreached and got themselves into trouble

Why can't passing an audit guarantee absolute safety?

In the Web3 world, when people see a project claim that its “smart contracts have passed a security audit,” many assume that since a professional firm has checked them, their funds should be relatively safe.

But there is an important distinction:

Passing an audit means that code within a specific scope has undergone a security review. It does not mean the entire project is free of risk.

Understanding this is essential to seeing the true value of an audit report.

1. Audits cover a specific scope, not every possible issue

Smart contract

Nvidia closed down 9.3% on Thursday, retreating 24% from its October 6 high and officially entering a technical bear market. Its market capitalization fell by $447 billion in a single day, while Jensen Huang’s net worth shrank by $15.1 billion, knocking him out of the global top ten richest people. The numbers are staggering, but more informative than the numbers is the structure of the decline: hedge funds’ highly leveraged positions were forcibly liquidated after a sudden shift in the regulatory climate, mechanically amplifying intraday volatility.

My view is somewhere in the middle: deleve

What Is a Trading Review? How Can You Identify Real Issues Amid a Winning or Losing Streak Without Being Misled by Short-Term Results?

In cryptocurrency trading, a winning streak can easily lead to overconfidence, while a losing streak may trigger panic and impulsive actions. But short-term results do not fully reflect the quality of a strategy. A truly valuable review examines the rationale behind each trade, the execution process, and risk management to identify issues that can be consistently improved.

First, what is a trading review?

A trading review is a systematic examination of past

📡 Signal Card | Synced as soon as it came in
Source: Victorious channel Target: $BTC Long entry: 82477.8 Target: 83099.5 Stop loss: 82062
Speaking of, I just shared a Victorious $BTC trade earlier today, and here comes another one. That's a pretty high attendance rate 👀
Same old disclaimer: I just repost the original; I don't guarantee anything. Whether to follow and how much to allocate is up to you. Keep an eye on your stop loss, and don't let your plan wander off.
Personal record shared for informational purposes only; not investment advice. #Must-read for beginners: everything you need

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$BTC $ETH Long long long

BTC will hit at least 77000 this move
1,000 points of room
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