Bitcoin would be the 1st trade in our challenge 🍸
Currently, the price is just under the horizontal resistance and just above the recent low. So, my bias is slightly bearish to neutral, as long as the price trades below the orange line.
I suggest opening a long position only if the price crosses over 76,700-76,800.
In case of losing the recent low, if the price comes below 74,600, we will open a short position.
Targets and stop-loss will be determined once the trade is active. However, in general, my plan is to invest 0.5$ (20$ = total capital) in the 1st trade using 150x leverage. The SL wou

AKE is really volatile, but the trend is still intact, guys. Don’t panic; set your stop-losses properly.

At first, I tentatively opened a long position, then decisively added to it and held on with 10x leverage! This time, I scored big on $IDOL , with returns soaring to +1066.82% and perfectly capturing a doubling rally!

I decisively bought the dip at 0.016157. The rationale was clear: IDOL had a solid bottoming pattern, price and volume were perfectly aligned, and the buzz surrounding Gate platform’s sponsorship of the Red Bull F1 team added fuel to the fire. Bullish sentiment was ready to ignite. The current price of 0.033523 has doubled, and holding the long position was the winning move.

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I thought $AKE was going to take the weekend off and rest, but it unexpectedly broke straight above the moving average. Looks like I should stop trying to predict the exit timing. Take profit: 0.006200 Stop loss: 0.005504 Trending tokens:
$ETH : Current price 2,238.29 - 24-hour change: -0.44%
$IDOL : Current price 0.033 - 24-hour change: +34.29%

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US Adds 165,000 Jobs in October: Strong Labor Market Could Reshape the Federal Reserve’s Next Move

The US labor market performed better than expected in October, adding 165,000 nonfarm jobs and far exceeding economists’ expectations. This unexpected strength sends an important signal about the world’s largest economy and could influence financial markets, Federal Reserve policy decisions, bond yields, the US dollar, and sentiment toward cryptocurrencies.

However, the bigger question is not simply how many jobs were created. What matters is what this labor market s

#BTCETF资金持续流出 For now, continued ETF net outflows look more like short-term risk aversion and deleveraging than institutions collectively exiting Bitcoin. But the concentration of outflows in BlackRock's IBIT also shows that some large investors are adjusting their allocations.

Why this doesn't look like a collective institutional retreat
Outflows were highly concentrated: From November 2–5, cumulative outflows were about $869.8 million, of which IBIT alone accounted for about $806.5 million.
There were both inflows and outflows: On November 4, there was a net inflow of about $128 million, wi

#BTCETFOutflowsContinue
This week, while I was looking at the funds, the first thing that came to my mind was this: "Again, outflow?" Because this is not a one-day thing anymore. It keeps going. And an outflow that keeps going tells you much more than a sharp one-day outflow.

When you put the numbers side by side, the picture is clear.

Between November 2 and 5, in four trading days, total outflow was $869.8 million. On November 5 alone, outflow was $430.2 million. That day, none of the 12 funds saw an inflow. On November 6, another $412 million outflow came.

Look at the whole week, between

$ETH 2U can get you breakfast, 100U can take you on a trip, 1,000U can buy a 17 Pro Max, and 100kU can buy a house. So, what is the endgame of trading

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#Gate股票畅聊季 #美股财报季 What’s next for U.S. stocks?

Global market risks are building, and core AI assets may face a repricing of volatility. U.S. stocks have undergone a round of risk unwinding, so what comes next for the market?

The sharp swings in U.S. stocks recently reflect a shift in the market’s focus: investors are watching AI revenue growth while also asking when massive investments will translate into profits and cash flow. As of November 6, Eastern time, I’m more inclined to characterize the current market as being in a high-volatility correction phase, with room for a short-term reboun

What's wrong wit u people?
Send everything to hell
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#AI大跌后高盛仍看好数据中心 #WCTCS9 The AI data center train: every dip is an opportunity to get on board!

Wall Street has been arguing fiercely over the past two days.
Citadel’s Griffin said, “We can be almost certain that we’re in an AI bubble.”
But Giavarone, CIO of Federated Hermes, which manages hundreds of billions of dollars, said, “Fears of a bubble are premature—the current infrastructure buildout still has three or four years to go.”
State Street CEO O’Hanley shot back with a simple point: “These data centers aren’t being built blindly. They’re backed by real orders from real enterprise custome

Futures Trading Secrets | Five Ways to Get Liquidated: I’ve seen too many accounts wiped out. It always comes down to these five ways. See which path you’re on. ① Holding Through Losses You refuse to exit a losing trade: “Just wait a little longer and it’ll come back.” You end up holding from a 5% loss to a 30% loss, then get liquidated. Cause of death: Treating stop-losses as suggestions instead of rules. The truth: If the market was going to recover, it wouldn’t have put you this far in the red in the first place. ② Averaging Down You can’t bear to cut your losses, so you add to your positio

#美股史诗级抛售 Why did U.S. stocks plunge overnight? $3 trillion evaporated in 24 hours. This time, it wasn’t “bad news for AI”—it was a change in how the market prices AI.
Three days, three figures.
On November 4, the Dow rose 1,569 points, and the S&P 500 added $1.2 trillion in market value in a single day;
On November 5, the S&P 500 fell 4.36%, shedding $3 trillion in a day, while the Nasdaq 100 dropped 6.36%, its biggest single-day decline since 2020;
That same day, Musk’s net worth shrank by about $90 billion, Tesla fell 10.77%, and SpaceX equity fell 9.05%.
It was all triggered by a post. A De

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$ICNT Up 19.43% in 24 hours, currently at 0.3504, after touching a high of 0.3630—going long here is just handing money to market makers. Volume of 105.2M shows sentiment is already maxed out; disciplined buy-the-dip, sell-the-rally traders are waiting for a confirmed pullback.
Entry plan: Scale in on a pullback to the 0.318-0.325 range, near the lower edge of today's range midpoint. The structure remains intact unless it breaks below the previous low of 0.2838. Set a stop-loss at 0.2780; if it falls below the 24-hour low, admit you're wrong and exit immediately. Take profit: trim half near th

Gold $XAU finally put in a decent rebound this week

Rallying all the way up from around 3890, it reclaimed $4000, reached a weekly high near 4150, and ultimately closed around 4080, up nearly 5%

I think the key driver behind this rally was still a repricing of US macroeconomic expectations:

After the Democrats won the midterm elections, the market began pricing in the possibility of greater constraints on fiscal policy. The dollar and Treasury yields fell, naturally benefiting gold

However, Friday’s nonfarm payrolls data came in well above expectations, pouring cold water on gold 😇

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Why Does Your Stop-Loss Always Get “Precisely Swept”? “I just got stopped out, and then it moved in the direction I originally expected.” Every futures trader has said this. The market isn’t targeting you; your stop-loss is just placed too “obviously.” ① Your stop-loss is where everyone else’s is: just below the previous low, at a round number, or at obvious support—everyone in the world places them there. Market makers don’t need to predict your moves; they just need to sweep a little lower to trigger a whole cluster of stop orders. Your stop-loss is liquidity in someone else’s eyes. ② A key